The Only Ethiopian Food Truck in NYC | Street Food Icons

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1. Male dominated maybe. But to say none of them take you seriously because you are a woman? Did they say that? Highly doubtful. Another one of the "its harder because I have a vagina"…..

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2. ❤❤❤

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3. Man they know nothing about Ethiopians out here in Twentynine Palms I would love to have restaurants out here I love their food their culture and I just want to start eating vegan and just getting used to not eating meat that much anymore I want to change my diet

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4. aahh.. yes… looks yummilicious.. brings back many good memories from the early/mid 90s, when I was a frequent traveler to Ethiopia, Eritrea and other neighboring countries. The food, the people.. the aroma, taste.. everything.. you should have it on your to-do list to visit the green hills around Addis Ababa, bring/enjoy a good lunch, find a local place with a fresh coffee.. heck, yea….or travel to Assab, Asmara, drive to Massawa.. put it on your list… 😇 magic waits you.. – hope to be in NYC in 2023 and shall look up the Makina Cafe for a walk down food memory lane

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5. ☮️🇪🇹💞🇪🇷☮️

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6. The whole USA has become home to many me being including me

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7. I order from this place regularly. Food is so damn fresh. So wholesome, healthy, perfectly spiced. Makes me love her even more seeing the journey that it took her to get there. Respect.

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8. So delicious food 😋😋😋😋

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9. She should be extremely proud. Cooking Ethiopian and Eritrean food everyday is NOT easy!!

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10. God what a fuckin female can yap yap yap. Cook the food and shut the fuck up

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11. Awesome Kudos to fello Eritrean 👍

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12. 0:01 sounds like a cope for becoming an automaton

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13. Bring them two amazing countries together sweetheart 😍 what belongs together, comes together. Much love!

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14. Cool 😎 so glad our ancestors created injera love it 😍

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15. I just moved from DC and the one thing i miss is the Ethiopian food/coffee/markets. If her truck was anywhere near my place of work, i would have this literally every day for lunch. No question.

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16. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9d4tKbH1QA&ab_channel=YoungCreators

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17. a very outstanding women

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18. Nice. But stop playing the gender card. Just continue doing a good job

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19. Mannnnn she don't be out there anymore I literally came all the way to see her to support the business and say hi they have a virtual kitchen 🙄🙄🙄

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20. I love black pussy

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21. Beautiful East African women 💕

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22. I started eating Ethiopian food at a market in Sydney Australia and loved it.

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23. Life is like a book with several different chapters now what you make your book about is all depending upon how you live your life and what stories you got to tell from it and what you learned and how to live and love life and always put God and Jesus first:-)

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24. I think it's wonderful to have so many different people in the world things always stay interesting if you're paying attention

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25. Why am I watching this in bed right before I'm supposed to go to sleep? The food looks SO good.

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26. Free markets and capitalism for the win!!!! Love stories like this when someone carves their own way and does it by finding a need and producing a good/service that benefits others and the person producing it.

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27. What I like most is the name you gave for your food truck , Makina

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28. Ah I’d love to go! Never been to NYC and this might be the main reason I make it there 😂

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29. Go girl go…. 🇨🇦🍁

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30. I didn’t even know they have food in Ethiopia.

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31. Good job little mama…..!!!….You're doing an outstanding job…..Stay in it…..!!!….You have a hell'av a story…..All Praises To The Most High Yah God Of Israel 🇮🇱 The Creator Alone……!!!….Yahbless

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32. The food looks absolutely delicious 🤤. Will try if I am in the city.

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33. https://youtu.be/sVn1RbxbALI

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34. Her story is beautiful, I'm so happy for her

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35. Edenye I really want talk to you please how do I get your no

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36. She is proud of who she is and heritage educated, Eden you are combination of many wonderful things. Your personality is stunning.
    God bless you more and more.

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37. Eden you are amazing lady. Hardworking resilient confident woman, I am proud of you.

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38. This food looks so delicious….

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39. I'd rather eat dog food.

    0/10.

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40. Why do they always wash their chicken? Weirdos.

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41. Congrats

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42. I laughed at "makina cafe". Blessings from an Ethiopian born ferengee!! (Directed to Eden Gebre Exziabher).

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43. African food in the west is criminally overlooked. She’s fly as fuck too! This and The Simpsons episode where the Simpsons dined at an Ethiopian restaurant 🔥😁

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44. Amazing Inspiring woman and story.
    Her English is excellent.

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45. what a goddess 😀

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46. she mentions being a WOMEN. stfu with that bs.

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47. I thought tibs was made with kidneys good to know it's beef

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48. Her story makes me want to go to New York just to taste her food! Will try to explore Ethiopian and Eritrean cuisine in Toronto for now.

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